Live / Work Audio Studio for Residency + Short Term Rental

BERLIN (Schillerkiez, Neukölln): Charming 23 sqm Work/Live Studio Apartment – Perfect for Producers and Musicians

    • available for independent work by the day or for several days OR
    • available for vocal recordings / voice overs with audio technician

Rent

(highspeed internet and utilities included)
Monthly: (only under certain circumstances): €615 per month
Daily: €150 / day (independent)
Professional Audio Technician and Recording: €400 / day

Contact: Kate https://www.alfabus.us/bio/

Introduction

Located in Schillerkiez, Neukölln, Berlin, this bright and versatile studio apartment is designed for creatives, offering professional-grade features (including professional vocal recording booth) alongside modern comforts in a sustainable, quiet setting. The apartment is 23m2, including balcony, thoughtfully designed to maximize living and working space.

As a professional sound designer, vocalist, electronic musician and podcaster, I’ve equipped this space with everything an audio professional needs to thrive. I will be out of town for a month and am looking to rent this studio to someone who can make full use of its professional features.

Audio Features

KRK Rokit 6 studio speakers: for premium audio production and

LG monitor: so you can work on film or video with added quality workspaces

DEMVOX vocal booth: perfect for recording vocals or isolating instruments with high-quality soundproofing.

Electronic Sit / Stand Desk: with kneeling office chair, perfect for whatever your back and posture needs are

Professional Audio Panels: to avoid any complaints from your neighbors when you want to play your mix loud

Live/Work Features

Main Room: Doubles as a live/work space and features a sit/stand electronic desk with LG monitor and KRK studio speakers, the DEMVox Vocal Recording booth, a comfortable chair, and a 140 cm double **Murphy bed** that folds seamlessly into the wall. The bed transforms into a sleek cabinet to maintain a professional and polished look during the day—ideal for hosting clients or for stretching out on the yoga mat during workday breaks.

Kitchen: Fully equipped with everything you need for quick meals and entertaining, including a mini fridge with freezer, an electric stovetop, a convection oven / microwave and plenty of cabinets for dishware and food.

Modern Bathroom: Features a sleek shower with temperature control, a large mirror, and a clean, contemporary design.

Professional and Comfortable Furnishings: Professional look for your clients or collaborators, it includes a comfortable armchair, kneeling work chair, plants, and a pleasant balcony with a table and chairs—perfect for relaxing during breaks outdoors.

Heating and Sustainability: Warm heated floors for added comfort. The apartment is part of a **green building** with various sustainable building features.

Sunlit Space: The apartment is on the top floor (floor 5), facing South, filled with natural light throughout the day, creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere.

Dry Basement: which features a large dry bike room, a locked trash room, and a washer and dryer room (coin operated)

Location Highlights

Parks Nearby: Just minutes from **Flughafen Tempelhofer Feld** and **Hasenheide**, perfect for outdoor activities and inspiration.

Schillerkiez: A two-minute walk to this lively neighborhood, with its array of restaurants, bars, shops, and community spaces.

Convenient Transit: Located on the **U8 line**, making it easy to reach all parts of Berlin quickly and efficiently.

This apartment is a rare gem, ideal for musicians, producers, or other creatives seeking a sunny, quiet, and sustainable home with a professional setup for their work.

Photos

Against the Current: The Omaha, Francis La Flesche, and His Collection

The exhibition is the result of an extensive process in which a group of Umoⁿhoⁿ people told the story of their lives and culture, their past and present. The exhibition is conceived as a circle of stories—there is no beginning and no end. An integral part is a 7-channel film installation in which 22 individual sequences are assembled by an algorithm into ever new combinations. By focusing not only on the objects, but above all on today’s people and their stories, the exhibition aims to create new perspectives on Native American culture and history.

VISIT the exhibit at Humboldt Forum through November 2024

A temporary exhibition by Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss in cooperation with the Ethnologisches Museum der Staatlichen Museen zu Berlin – Preußischer Kulturbesitz and the Nebraska Indian Community College.

Exhibition Concept and Design: TheGreenEyl
Team: Gunnar Green, Willy Sengewald, Valerie Daude, Stefan Helling, Jens Rudolph, Gregor Müller

Film Production: TheGreenEyl (Idea and Production) with Emma Rosa Simon (Direction and Camera), Kathryn Rebecca Fischer (Sound), Nelson Abiola Smith (Second Camera and Camera Assistance), Elisa Gonzales-Romswinkel (Editing), SCHWARM audio netzwerk (Sound Mixing), Rodrigo Barreto (Color Grading).

Development Digital Catalogue: Studio Rocani

Client: Stiftung Humboldtforum im Berliner Schloss
Jochen Krüger and Antje Brörmann (Project Management)

Curatorial Team: Ilja Labischinski (Lead Curator, Ethnologisches Museum Dahlem)
Wynema Morris (Co-Curator, Nebraska Indian Community College)
Elisabeth Seyerl-Langkamp (Research Associate, SHF)

Photos: schnepp-renou

14 May – Sabbat

AN ECLECTIC-TEK-WAVE-DECADANCE-PERFORMATIVE EVENTAfter few Years of Covid we are back now to celebrate our Sabbat Ritual at Untertage Berlin. DARKROOM/FETISH/CLUB

LIVE MUSIC AND PERFORMANCE: HYENAZ are Berlin-based sound and movement artists Kathryn Fischer aka Mad Kate and Adrienne Teicher. The immersive performances, dance tracks, soundscapes, performative installations and a/v works they produce utilize the sonic shape-shifting of field recordings gathered in the process of site-specific works.Through their immersive live performances at spaces such as Berghain, Museum Modern Contemporary Art, Seoul and SXSW, HYENAZ have looked at the possibilities and importance of physical touch and wrestle with how the body operates inside new sets of seemingly opposing forces, ie “the virtual and the real.” Yet the arrival of a global pandemic has brought into sharp focus new conditions and limitations to physical engagement. It has created heightened awareness around the importance of redefining community and creative forms of “touch”. HYENAZ welcome the challenge of continuing their practice of somatic based performance in these changing and alienating conditions.https://www.hyenaz.com/

DJ SETS: Angelic Sintesis, Nekrobot and Gia
PERFORMANCE : REVERSO

Facebook Event

Gritty Glamour

GRITTY GLAMOUR

Eine queere Intervention

(English with german surtitles)

Gritty Glamour nimmt uns mit in den Backstage-Bereich eines Kreuzberger Clubs. Vier Künstler*innen: Maria Sumak, Elektro-Goldstimme und Königin des Nachtlebens; Mad Rage, punk-feministische Performer*in; Molina Puig, Tänzer wie It-Girl und Greta Dietrich, Grande Dame des West-Berliner Drag-Chanson. Während jeweils eine*r von ihnen auf der Bühne steht, erzählen sie sich in kaleidoskopartigen Momenten Geschichten aus ihrem Leben und setzen sich mit ihrem Verständnis von Community, Sex, Liebe, Diaspora, Familie und dem Verhältnis zwischen ihrer Alltags- und Bühnenpersona auseinander. Das Stück stellt Fragen nach der Sichtbarkeit von queeren, postmigrantischen Künstler*innen und thematisiert rassistische Zuschreibungen in einer weiß dominierten queeren Szene.

Alle Darsteller*innen sind Künstler*innen und Persönlichkeiten aus dem Berliner Nachtleben. Das Stück stellt die Frage nach der Sichtbarkeit von queeren postmigrantischen Künstler*innen und danach, welche Rolle rassistische Zuschreibungen in einer weiß dominierten queeren Szene spielen. Die verschiedenen künstlerischen Ausdrucks- und Sichtweisen der Künstler*innen werden in einem Performanceabend zelebriert, in Dialog zueinander gesetzt und fiktionalisiert. Ausgehend von Interviews werden die eigenen Erfahrungen und Geschichten, die jede*r mit sich bringt, auf die Bühne gebracht und so ein Teil des Lebens der Protagonist*innen in Berlin reflektiert. Ein Leben in widersprüchlichen Welten, oft in unmittelbarer Nähe zum Prekären, in der das Austesten von Grenzen, von Sexualität zur Norm gehört und das Selbst jedes einzelnen Individuums ständig aufs Neue ausgehandelt wird. Die Darsteller*innen schlüpfen in Rollen der jeweils anderen, eignen sich deren Identitäten an ‒ und handeln ebenso in einer interdisziplinären Auseinandersetzung mit Musik, Text, Video und Tanz auch die Form des Bühnengeschehens immer wieder neu aus.

PRESSESTIMMEN:

„Ein mutiges Stück, das Mut macht.“
(taz, März 2015)

„Das Stück stellt die Frage, inwieweit Kategorien und Strömungen wie Race, Postkolonialismus und Neoliberalismus Einfluss auf das queere Berliner Nachtleben haben. Keine leichten Themen, aber [Regisseur*in] Paetau nimmt sich ihnen nicht nur auf eine äußerst geistreiche, sondern auch sehr kurzweilige Weise an.“
(Siegessäule, März 2015)

„Das Theaterstück ist wie eine Box in einer Box, in einer Box. In ihr wird Identität dekonstruiert und die Frage aufgeworfen, ob wir mehr sind als die Summe unserer Beziehungen.“
(Regisseur*in Paetau im Interview mit der Siegessäule, März 2015)

„Geschichten voller Lebensschmerz und ungebrochener Lebensfreude.“
(neues deutschland, März 2015)

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** Der Text ist entstanden unter Mitwirkung von Simon Paetau, Iury Trojaborg, Insa Peters, Black Cracker, Mad Kate, Jair Luna, Aérea Negrot, Laura Paetau und Dieter Rita Scholl.

Text: Daniel Martins, Team

Regie: Simon*e Jaikiriuma Paetau

Bühnenbild und Kostüm: Michaela Muchina

Maske: Nuria de Lario

Lichtdesign: Catalina Fernández

Video: Liz Rosenfeld

Dramaturgie: Iury Trojaborg

Textneubearbeitung: Laura Paetau, und Team

Mit: Mad Kate, Jao Moon, Aérea Negrot, Dieter Rita Scholl

Eine Produktion von Kultursprünge im Ballhaus Naunynstraße gemeinnützige GmbH. Erstproduktion gefördert durch den Hauptstadtkulturfonds.

Uraufführung: Samstag, 07.03.2015